SOLUTION: Can you help me rewrite this into a simpler radical term? sr = square root 3sqrt(5)(5sqrt(3) + 2sqrt(12))

SOLUTION: Can you help me rewrite this into a simpler radical term? sr = square root 3sqrt(5)(5sqrt(3) + 2sqrt(12))

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Question 387465: Can you help me rewrite this into a simpler radical term?
sr = square root
3sqrt(5)(5sqrt(3) + 2sqrt(12))
Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3sqrt(5)(5sqrt(3) + 2sqrt(12))
=15sqrt(15)+6sqrt(60)
=15sqrt(15)+12sqrt(15) Note:4*15=60, sqrt4=2
=27sqrt(15)
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Ed
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